Nonduality (Advaita)

Accepting & Dissolving Into The Invitation To Silence? Jean Klein

Wednesday, September 4th, 2024

“… accept the possibility that your real nature is tranquillity, silence …” …&… “… It is vital to live… in oneness with the moment where thought dissolves in silence …” ~ Jean Klein

Invitation to Silence: Sayings to Awaken the Self

Monday, September 2nd, 2024

This beautiful small book contains quotations by Jean Klein addressing a wide range of subjects and questions. The quotations have been selected from the ten published volumes of his teachings by Billy Doyle, a noted teacher of Kashmiri Yoga and long-time student of Dr. Klein.

Jean Klein was a pioneering Western teacher of Advaita whose influence, via distinguished students of his work, is still strongly felt in our own time. His teaching belongs to the direct approach which points straight to our real nature… to what is beyond the mind, to inner stillness and peace, … to being what we fundamentally are.

​The book features an Introduction by Emma Edwards, the original compiler and editor of Dr. Klein’s published works.

Why Silence? And Its Gift: Invitation to Silence, Jean Klein

Wednesday, August 14th, 2024

“… In this observing is the total absence of yourself. It is your real presence …” ~ Jean Klein

Who Am I

Wednesday, July 31st, 2024

This book came to life through dialogues which took place in different countries with people from all walks of life, and especially through stimulating conversations I had with Emma Edwards. These often touched the border of the inexpressible. I deeply thank her for writing down what cannot easily be written, the nearest formulation to what is beyond words, so that the mind of the reader may be enlivened and clarified. Only a clear mind dares to give itself up to its Origin, that which has been and ever will be.

Acceptance & Surrender: Why & Their Gifts: Who Am I Jean Klein

Wednesday, July 31st, 2024

“… In the openness that is inherent in our nature there is no one who accepts … acceptance or surrender is … active in that one remains supremely awake and alert, ready for what presents itself. This silence is simply waiting without the anxiety of waiting and in this openness the highest intelligence operates. …” ~ Jean Klein

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